On Liberation Day, President Trump held up what most economists correctly thought was a rather silly reciprocal tariff chart. Armed with that chart and under the cover of the International Emergency ...

Diccon Hyatt is an experienced financial and economics reporter. He's written hundreds of articles breaking down complex financial topics in plain language, emphasizing the impact that economic ...

When President Donald Trump implemented his Liberation Day tariffs last spring, the president's senior adviser, Peter Navarro ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Small business owners say there's uncertainty after President Trump announced plans to impose a new global tariff following a Supreme Court decision that struck down most of his ...

After a court struck down one tariff plan, Trump invokes a 1974 law for new 15% tariffs — costing U.S. households over $1,000 a year. After the Supreme Court ruled that the International Emergency ...

After the Supreme Court's shock decision on tariffs Friday, President Trump quickly pivoted to another trade law: Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. Why it matters: The global break from President ...

For many across the wealth management world, the idea that a Supreme Court that has largely rubber-stamped President Donald Trump’s second-term agenda would rule against him may have come as a shock.

Last Friday’s U.S. Supreme Court tariff decision was a workmanlike exercise of statutory analysis. The reaction from the administration was not. President Trump impugned the integrity and patriotism ...